The phrase "as a single compound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature of a substance or element that is unified or combined into one entity.
Example: "The chemical reaction resulted in the formation of a new substance that can be classified as a single compound."
Alternatives: "as one entity" or "as a unified whole."
Furthermore, all l-AA lactones were obtained as a single compound except lactones 9 and 10 which were mixtures of two isomers at benzylic position.
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As a single compound, uric acid was responsible for the largest relative contribution to the SIG, namely 2.2%.
Moreover, HNDB attracts volatile-seeking males of E. dilemma but not E. viridissima when presented as a single compound in chemical bioassays in the field [ 27].
APAP is commonly sold in the clinic as well as numerous over-the-counter preparations either as a single compound or in combination with other drugs [ 1– 3].
We compared cell proliferation effects of SAHA in rhabdoid cell lines as a single compound and combined treatment using SAHA with drugs that inhibit cyclinD1 (fenretinide and tamoxifen).
Studying and predicting the target spectrum and specificity of any drug is important for determining potential polypharmacology (the modulation of multiple targets by a single compound) as well as evaluating possible drug toxicities (due to undesirable off-target binding).
The drug, known as icon, is a single compound consisting of two parts, one that recognizes blood vessels coated with TF and another that provokes the immune system to attack them.
Expanding the number of search templates for a single compound, as was done for BGC, FCN, and TOP, indeed identified more significant known targets, supporting this hypothesis.
The unity of this quartet of virtues is emphasised in the grammatical misalliances of the second stanza: as if the list formed a single compound noun, it's governed by the verb-form "is" rather than the expected "are".
As illustrated in Figure 9, a single compound can occur in different 3-D clusters via different conformers because multiple conformers per compound were used for 3-D clustering.
